The public hates it and automakers say it's impossible, but Carney government is staying the course

Once hailed under prime minister Justin Trudeau's leadership as a marquee plank of Canada's climate action under the Liberal government, the proposed emissions cap is also politically contentious, wit...

While Alberta premier Danielle Smith demands new oil corridors, the Macdonald Laurier Institute notes that pipeline capacity is currently ‘sufficient.’

But B.C. Premier David Eby isn't saying "no" to Alberta counterpart Danielle Smith's pitch to revive the stalled Northern Gateway.

If the Energy Star program disappears in the U.S., it could affect the labels Canadians rely on to know what products will help them save on energy bills. While there is a Canadian label administered ...

Mark Carney has promised to build. But he has a hard task ahead in balancing emissions and the economy.

After Prime Minister Mark Carney explicitly said he supports building a pipeline if the consensus in Canada exists for one, members of his newly formed cabinet appear to have differing views on the is...

Climate change is already costing Canadian households billions of dollars—and these costs are just the tip of the iceberg.

Fast-growing wildfires in northwestern Ontario have triggered evacuation alerts, as extreme heat and smoke continue to impact communities near the Manitoba border.

The political parties have now released their federal election platforms, and some have made specific commitments to establish a Youth Climate Corps (YCC), a new federal program to train and employ yo...

The low-carbon goods and services that Canada exports do have a role to play in reducing global emissions, but article 6 does not offer a ...

During a chaotic, eight-hour-long natural resources committee meeting, the sustainable jobs act was amended and sent back to the House of Commons for debate.

An internal Conservative party strategy document viewed by the Star shows how the party uses parliamentary committee meetings to maximize social media exposure and advance its political narratives.

Six of the 17 reporters who asked questions came from Rebel News, True North, or Juno News.

There are times when journalists of principle must raise their voices to stand up for what is right... This is not one of those times.

Welcome to Climate Action Network Canada’s new Substack, The Political Climate.